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War Ravaged Gettysburg 161 Years Ago. Here’s How the Battle …
Jul 1, 2024 — By the end of the battle, Union forces had reoccupied campus and resumed Penn Hall’s use as a field hospital. On November 19, 1863, students walked through the town to hear President Abraham Lincoln’s remarks at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Military Cemetery. Now, students relive this during the first-year walk, a College tradition in which new students retrace the steps of ...
President Iuliano Updates Community on Steps to ‘Foster a More ...
2 days ago — Posted By Vincent DiFonzo on Nov 10, 2024 | 0 comments. By Vincent DiFonzo, Editor-in-Chief. On Thursday afternoon, President Bob Iuliano sent a campus-wide email with updates on steps the College has taken since the racist incident in which a racial slur was cut onto another student in early September.. First, Iuliano reported that there will be a dialogue session open to all students ...
Campus-Wide Email Provides Investigation Update on Racial Slur …
Sep 22, 2024 — This is a transformative moment, not just for the college, but for the community. Therefore, as an active antiracist advocate working toward racial justice in Gettysburg, it would be my hope that the college reqire all freshmen to have training in antiracists practices that will create a deeper understanding of how and why such incidents can be avoided as we celebrate diversity and our common ...
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Gettysburg College Participates in the 2024 Election. Posted By Brandon Fey on Nov 7, 2024. By Brandon Fey, News Editor The Gettysburg College community engaged in the historic 2024 Presidential Election through themed events and discourse leading up to Tuesday, when students and faculty finally cast their votes at the polling station created in the CUB Ballroom on campus.
Mayor Rita Frealing Visits Campus, Addresses Student Concerns
4 days ago — By Brandon Fey, News Editor. Gettysburg Mayor Rita Frealing visited campus on Friday, Nov. 8 to hold a “Cookies and Conversation” table in the Bullet Hole section of the CUB between 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Students and staff were encouraged to introduce themselves and share any questions or concerns they had about the greater community.
Faculty Meeting 11/7: Public Policy Approved as a Standalone …
2 days ago — By Vincent DiFonzo, Editor-in-Chief. Thursday’s faculty meeting began with President Bob Iuliano addressing a campus-wide email that updated the community on steps the College has taken related to bias issues in the aftermath of the racist incident in which a racial slur was cut onto the body of a student.
Bite the Bullet and Change Our Mascot: The Historical Mascot …
Jun 13, 2022 — With our mascot, the “Bullet.”. By identifying our school spirit with the weapon that took those lives. As early as 1924, The Gettysburgian referred to the College’s sports teams as the “Bullets.”. On April 30, 1924, a Gettysburgian headline read “Battlefield Bullets Get Revenge at Collegeville For Previous Defeat On Nixon Field.”.
Voting in Gettysburg? A Guide to the Candidates on Your …
Nov 1, 2024 — By Vincent DiFonzo, Editor-in-Chief. On Tuesday, Nov. 5, many eligible Gettysburg College students will cast their vote in the 2024 election. The race for the presidency between candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump remains historically deadlocked throughout the country, even more so in swing state Pennsylvania.. Voters in Pennsylvania, in addition to the presidential race, will be voting ...
The Teachers’ Pets of Gettysburg College
4 days ago — Jasper (Photo provided by Caroline Hartzell) Professor and chair of the political science department Caroline Hartzell’s dog, Jasper, is a poodle and King Charles Cavalier spaniel mix with a few others thrown in. According to Hartzell, they got Jasper nine years ago, a week before her daughter left for college.